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Quran Maqasid

يَجُرُّ

يجر in the Quran

Meaning: dragging him

يجر occurs once in 1 verse across 1 surah of the Quran. Below is every verse with its translation. Tap any word to see its meaning.

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يَجُرُّ

Verb · 1 time

Meaning: dragging him

Forms in the Quran

  • يَجُرُّهُۥٓ ×1

Its root in the classical dictionaries

قوله: ﴿وأخذ برأس أخيه يجره إليه﴾ [الأعراف: 150]. الجر: الجذب بعنف. يقال: جررت الشيء أجره جرا: إذا جذبته جذبا شديدا. والجريرة: الجناية؛ يقال: لا تؤاخذنا بالجريرة أي بجرائمها. وفي حديث لقيط: "ثم بايعه على أن لا يجر عليه إلا نفسه" أي لا يؤاخذ بجريرة غيره، كقوله تعالى: ﴿ولا تزر وازرة وزر أخرى﴾ [الأنعام: 164]. وفي الحديث:…

عمدة الحفاظ في تفسير أشرف الألفاظ — السمين الحلبي

الجيم والراء أصل واحد ; وهو مد الشيء وسحبه. يقال جررت الحبل وغيره أجره جرا. قال لقيط:

معجم مقاييس اللغة — ابن فارس
The full entries on the root ج ر ر

Verses with يجر

Verses 1–1 of 1

  1. Each word opens its meaning.

    When Moses came back To his people, angry and grieved, He said: "Evil it is that ye Have done in my place In my absence: did ye Make haste to bring on The judgment of your Lord?" He put down the Tablets, Seized his brother by (the hair Of) his head, and dragged him To him. Aaron said: "Son of my mother! The people Did indeed reckon me As naught, and went near To slaying me! Make not The enemies rejoice over My misfortune, nor count thou Me amongst the people Of sin."

    Surah Al-A'raf, verse 7:150